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1. What is WinDev?

WinDev is a PC SOFT IDE: WLangage, HFSQL, window and report editors, debugger and deployment in one consistent environment.
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2. Yacine needs to create a stock management application. Why is WinDev suitable?

WinDev is an integrated workshop designed for business applications: language, HFSQL database, editors and deployment are provided and consistent.
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3. Yacine hesitates: code everything by hand or let WinDev generate from the analysis. What does he do?

RAD generates the backbone (windows, tables, bound code) from the analysis; the business logic remains to be written — the best compromise between speed and control.
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4. What is the WinDev trial version?

The trial version is free and functionally very complete, but time-limited; production use requires a license.
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5. Yacine wants to evaluate WinDev without commitment. What does he do first?

You download the trial from the official PC SOFT source (security, integrity, updates); never from a third-party source.
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6. Yacine opens an old project in the latest version. What precaution?

Opening a project in a newer version generally converts it irreversibly: back up a complete copy before any migration.
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7. What is a WinDev project?

The project groups all elements (analysis, windows, reports, queries, code) in a folder on disk, to be backed up entirely.
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8. Yacine creates his management project. Which element helps him navigate between windows, reports and queries?

The project explorer lists all elements (windows, reports, queries, code, analysis): it is the main navigation tool.
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9. Should Yacine style each field by hand for his windows?

The skin applies automatically to all fields; choosing it at creation guarantees consistency and easy maintenance.
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10. In WinDev vocabulary, what does the analysis designate?

The analysis is the description of the data structure: files (= tables), items (= columns) and links (= relationships).
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11. Yacine describes the link between Customer and Order. What does it translate?

Links express real business rules (a customer has several orders) and ensure data consistency between files.
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12. Yacine is eager to draw the windows. What does the golden rule of analysis remind him?

Everything follows from the analysis: a shaky model contaminates windows, queries and reports. It must therefore be taken care of before drawing the windows.
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